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Yes and no. For many use cases, this might be justified. * You are hosting an internal enterprise application and you are forcing all of your employee desktops
by miohtama 8y ago
Yes and no. For many use cases, this might be justified.
* You are hosting an internal enterprise application and you are forcing all of your employee desktops to use Chrome any case.
* You are not serving a web site, but a business web app, which only works on a modern browser - because it is a business oriented app people are willing to switch the browser to use it. E.g. 3d modeler.